[Insight-users] Problem with C++ fuctions

[Daniela Sacchetto]

Hi everyone,
I have a problem. I'm not expert in C++ but now I would like to improve my code using functions.

I have a code that runs very well, but that code write every image and so, I have too much memory leak every times that I run it.

I would like to save only two image, but the code uses 3 images to work.

My code was:

  function1(argv[1],argv[2]);  
  
  function2(argv[2],argv[3]);

  function3(argv[3],argv[4]);

where argv[] are the ImageFileNames. Now I would like to do something similar to:

void fuction1(char inIM[],char outDT[]);


OutputImageType fuction2(char outDT[]);


void fuction3(char outClean[], char outSkel[]);

[...]

OutputImageType::Pointer outClean = OutputImageType::New();
outClean->SetBufferedRegion( outClean->GetRequestedRegion() );
outClean->Allocate();
 
  fuction1(argv[1],argv[2]);  
  
  out2=function2(argv[2]);

  fuction3(out2,argv[3]);


My problem is that: I don't know how to obtain an image as a result of a fuction and then how to pass it to an other fuction.....
Sorry for this banal question....

Thanks
Daniela




 		 	   		  
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